The Sun. — London, England, 1818-02-13 00:00:00

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As she gives but . little ttoithle, Rm. she would expect-the Terms to he Reason-, able.—Address to A. B. No. 7, Prittt, street, Cauiden-town. I'UBLICATIONS. CERTIFI CA I, ED AT ,1 ES. Shortly will In; published,. In One Volume Foolscap, with Two Maps. . The inroadi upon the regtilar•Membo.s of the . WALK ,T 1 SWITZERLAND • in• SEiTTENIBER, 1816. , ". •`long be my heart wish such littsmOries ed . !" Pulilis!ied by T. Hooldium, jun. Old 13ond=sthtet ; antiß.lld , win and Co. ratcrtioster-i - ow. • . . Law, by persons vvl'o are stiled 'CcturiFlCATEti eile fir's t o t thii PWer;:and ; after having broaChed th - e subject it was taken up by AN.QLDBARRIsTan, find other able andintelli gent Correspondents'. Though the subject, ho was of great iniliortance, not only - to an honottiahle profes'siOn, hut to men of p' ropery of all deserirtioniwyet the sever Public Prints, as they. Presume 16 silie themselves, suffered it to - pass without notice. But at, • length the' iniiort ance of the subject has, we find, attracted the at tention of The New Times, whit') contained • the following article, and thong" h that •artieleonly repeats,the arguments which liaie,been often urged by ourselves and the Correspotidents 'of THE Su* before-mentioned, yet as the question is really of general interest, we subjoin it:nee:lose we hope that a stop will be put to the 'mischiefs attending this legal Empericism, by sonic . decisive measure of le gislative prohibition. SECOND-HAND PIANO-FORTES, GREAT BARGAINS, Gb01) As NEW. - I A PITA L.Greand Hoiizntital Plano-Foil - e, - by Broadwood and Son, 45 guineas, cost 75 guineas ; a eery excellent Cabinet, with silk Front, two Pedals, &c. shop price 60 .guitleas, for 40 gmineas; not abetter can lie Also, a Square Pjaito,, with Pedal, &c. good as new, 25 gui neas ; Ditto; by Toinki•on; at - 43 and-tlif4t:ineas. May be seen by day-light at the Owner's, Mr. WATLEN's, petnaved to thine SpaCion4 Pretnises, 13, Leicester-place, Old Harps aud. an o-FoT tei exchanged for New. . . • .• Just published, price Is. A-. KEY to MOORE'S •,ALMANACK for L - A. IS 18 containing,Coininents ou r the uriiverpi propeo sity of Mankind to respect Astron,ruical Forewarnings; with loterpretutions:*of the chief Mysteries .belotrgiJK to As' - - ogy. I 'By a MEMBER of the IThiyersity of Oxford... Printed for S. Leigh, tB, Strand. " • • SSENCE of SHRIMPS, a new an►i P•opci - iiii . FISH SAUCE. It will he fouls(' equal. in point of strength * to Essence of Anchovies, and far excels it in fix , 'cony; to the'adthirei of that Fiih, asaSauCe, it will be a gieat acquisition; and it is i pinticularly, convenient, as it is.t►s as Essence of Anchnvies, and saves the time of picking the Shrimps, &c.-. Ti►e Proprietors _flatter themselves that when once a trial is given, it will obtain a pre-eminence over at I other for broild Fighs - • • • Printed for J. .1. §TOCKEIALE, 41, Pall-Mall, ilia T. , • LAItKIN, LLIETS in the LOW COUNTRIES, 1814 - iIUP to 1817, _iu Letters, l sol i 12ino. with four coloured plates,' pricy 7s. 2. New 1..diti0n5,,24 coloured plates, price 6s. each volume, The GREEKS, PIGEONS, FASHION, and MODERN - , Made by C. Dinruore and Son ; and sold,,only wholesale, by T.'Powell and Snn, at their Italian and Oil. Warehouse: . 111, Corner of Hatton-garden ; and of most of the respectable Fish Sauce Venders in Town and Country. 3. Price Bs. - 14 coloured prints and Map, The LAST MONTH in SPAIN; Ur r Wretched TTavelling in a Wrctche'd Cnuntry. atio 9 i 9 i c t 'est C og b ' y of jon 1 ,0 " .- r 'ost ocoP * 4 ., overit'l c ts . f .l l 10 ei to y er, 9 by rll FOR CHILBLAINS, SPRAINS,'BHEUMATItiNIS, 54,c. pit. STEERS'S OrODELDO(: —Ti excelleta cannot he iltertuine unless the name "F. Newbrry" be .'ngtared in the. Slarnps. It is be cOme necessary to direct the pu,lic attentimt.to this pleticu lar, as C•-. -tterfeits are s , Id in almost eiwy ;own and street; and often by i-,.sons who 1V,111141 be suspected of an. atti tript to deceive and deft - awl their custom - els. This Opo'- deldoc is ,'-ieriur to aft other applications t o the curet of ci,ll BruisesoCratups, and Numbness; as also for Rlieu..,tisms, and for -the Limits when in a paralytic state. This Day were publio"ed, In Quarto, price 11. Is. (enutaining One Coloured, and Eight other Engravings) Part. VI. of Volume 11. of the rrit'A ' :SACTIONS of the HORTICULTURAL , . SOCIETY of LONDON. '. A New Edition of Vol. I. has lately been published, price 21. 15s.—and Parts I. 11. 111. and 1V..0f Vol. 11. 15s. each, and Part.V.,ll .Ils. ed. Printed by Bulinc•r and Co. Cleveland-raw, St. Janies'S and spld by Hatt:hard; Piccadilly Arch, Cornhill ; Rodwel -and Martin, Bond-street„; Harding, ," St. James's-street Wood, Strand 1 . Nicol, Pall-Mall ; and the princilial Book• sellers in Great Bradt) and Ireland. 110 y, NoTft:E TO. ARTISTS. irirr,q, ACADEktY,SONIERSET-11017SE. _ ‘14. 4 . al' t-41-"'ils ltert..bv . giv - ei), -That all WORK . Kit - 11 0 ; 4 4d f or the en'imitt., EXHIBITION' must be errs. ••04 , ' 14 ..",,ACADEMY on NIOND AY the Litt). of-TUES . N't l'l i s l ' . -P '',l I .- A1:111 I. alter which time none can be re --'llae'utiler P.arti,..,1;,,., •will.be 'given in a fotureAd- HENE.7 HOWARD, R.A. Secretary. • ----_____ . ... . tilt, ANiTI-MONOPOLY COMNIFFTEE, 4 .41 pi , „ crown and Anchor Tare rn, Strand. ,^ t ,l b ( ,l x u-. I fI()N to the HOU . SIi , Of C(.? . `,1- ' 'NI '4 , 'l,' f "r the itestorition to, the Public of the hig i lit of l e 'lio Y It•ADE IN RiiElt, and to the Victurtller ,t,ie 114,14,11 Bovernment a LAWS, itisteatl of the ‘VILLS • t ll i , 4 11::: lie% for Slinr.eture at , tr ''i,.--",', Nlti.,ertiii,' Piceadilly t - N1',',,11a,111,.'• Illackin. MaOufact'ory, 3 0 , Strand; 14 qith, ',, , '' , eho r i'• :.' • 'StrilJd : .h1\3141-pr;s'lL's, Bo a rl e s t e i l t ir, s r, Iti.,yal Ex chartge ; . kr r. s' teurnittae Warehouse; lil t ' 1. % 4 1t,1, 215; Wit itechapel -111:, '',,Ntle-Lbifto • near the Obelisk, Borough; ,„,: t tit'i . :Nl' - i'',,iluo'h se ll er X.], Ludg'lte- hill; s s "i4icti i '44, liL r utili-rnalie ' r 237, High Holborn, . ' , Ns lr ' t 4'e q• e '',, 1a , ...t . leave to state that all the Expenses f ' - 'Yeti. ' far,i ' ''''ett ' i s he Mte.ctings. ‘-'i ' dvertisements, &c. ne-- :sl,j e Siity 4. 'N 'it t „ a h oy ., p u hlie object, hare tteen • doen 'l'e i ia c t tlf•-„,.lgilial Primioter. B. Beaumont, Esq.; but , ;',.hls - F 4 ';', l sal 'concern which so immediately affects . p7 e t 4 il4" fli, 4 '„, + '"t .LabOttriu t r. ' , • roor, and which .is so Ito ' 4 )c.. ' lro "4 body of 3 7 ictuallers,_ who des . ire_to ). c l o i t , a , - . 414. 4 tit„ t .„'" (tn all •ludependent and respectable t0t . ..1 ~„ , ti,C)),71.1a), i,?,,tr}r .all the ; Expences to be borne by a sing-le d ( i f ,, (4t t . f r osecitte the subicet to a:successful eiinc i lu- NitOil, 4l ' , lces are not beliered to he necessary, tut '''Pti -1 'k - ar* • "I scriptittti is ex:to:tient, fur r.. 4i:,. is, a sinat • •• , P rt. t ‘ - --utis are opened at the :move places.. h ,N er) --- 11 SCHULTES, Hon . . Secret:it y. ~,C. P vl l loN t - - -- -- th''Nll 11„ CiOOD TRAVELLING, 'fronr . the SABA toh-lstir.:,;--1-1) INN SNOW-4111 4 1 0 . 'Co YORK, LEEDS,. ABA oh-is ttGi, a„,t'.., *- 1 1 ` pA ill's o f he NORTH: t , " , ( ,"ach,es, the Bt..st Horses, anditeep excellenel'ime, lk At x4 I. VV. i\it)tiNTA IN and Co. . lip 'F '. ll / 4 P ti LIE.AD 1r 4, 1N, 'SNOW-I - till, LONDON. , (,•0 following posi.coActiEs, • AIAIL ,,P, 11, 11. C 1 1 ES, & c . set out front the Saracen's Head Inn 1t,i,,11e -- se,t„ IRE, A New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, tinily one it A's4 4 l tile ais, cairrv: Four insides`and Four Gesides, 1 ,,,, 1 te1• th) (, ery Day at Ile O'clock, arrives at Liverpool. next A t t ,th i Z .at Six o'clock, 1 hrougli • Duttstable, Woburn, hers ',4l\iorthainptoit, WeltOrd, Lutteri.vortl4l-liiickle•ti, ''''it) Ne i lidifield, Stone Itu elv Newcastle, Knutsford, 4'"" 41 41 Pc t• ' g ''' i - '-' •- ' : 14 rtI AN , "" • ti,„ ,e k„, di rox, Lvinington, Winchester, and BasinF tC stis r 7 our Inside Crticli• at half-past Seven o ' clock in t e tt 4,:tling; arrives at the- Dolphin Inn, southartiptoo, by th Isk 'n ---This is a most - delightful Conveyance . to ~ , ''e r"' Wight I Guernsey . St. Maloes, Havre de ...41,j, , 21,e. i . ht i- r,l I • ersey, , it er, 4- M'Sntn` '' '\c. . . . I‘7,R,,tt l i n . r .! Wellington, and Shiffnal,. Post-Coach, 4 4 , 1 A kio„F, , lt I. ire clock. —Gita cded. 11 4%1 4 „% 1 11, D orchester, Bland rord,•Saliihury, Adover, Le -,, , N, it , tit,'l;"l'' , , tiw.Pusi Coach, et cry Afternoon. The , k:,,'Ae. a lets to Guernsey, NI fikLl2Fl' Jersey, Cherburg, St. Ma gt gti `;),,lttlouth W•y ath, Doichester, Falmouth, AtivaNktv‘'',: - ,i nl i ' S allsbu ' l : y, l'S c 'e m ..v ° P ' . ost Coach,. : every :quilting, I INI!` 10 1asi ' through Hotnton, Axminster, - 13ridport, trio I, koi N,„ ll ,g,'tolie, ';itld Baoshot. -. • .• , • ~4 ; I' .. :;Y. 4 . 1 14 ' a t- i1 1 .,,," ' "7 1 , Petellion7ligli, Stilton, andf - Itin . ting y . ''N1,11" 11 1 , 1;‘, "ach i sets out every Evening to Splnin ) Itoill,„, "'?(IV4(4(1 tiul I. ~,,4 1 NI, kl, - i t, 4 ‘ . t Ol. Flyink Past-Coaches, thronglt Chip `,."'• 1 1; ; `;'Y si ti ') , 'l •., Nl, trlborUngh, every Afternoon ; arrive Thi-''' l' ''')• ';. — levh nti Tuts, Bath, and the London tl.(4lcoesls';',reet, an d the Swanti,.llristol, -next Morn -;... . e , • ••• . : y 1 ?1/ . . 1 • • t : " 'e lls, ‘ lTridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Ply- . kid kre)rtii(j4; l'a;'ll(.oach, called The Rockitighana, , s:t 6 s i t , i i t y tt , th '"' ‘tt s r lt•oti„ - ,., , iight O'Cloel: ; 'carries' Foot Inside , 14ritk.1,-11 Sta-'"'Y Ivitl l -;::, to 11,:'2',, N ewa r k , Ital. - id; Doneasicr, and Fer y ry- Itil,;!'llit,;„„.'! Golden .1 ion, 'Leeds, next 'Doming. . Not . ..k'A ii ! to t''),l,l'eai-reo'on Expedition of Ti t s t p ;( u r.l l3 (.d i t c , r it m r . clo,, t `" lit ) . ti ',l IOOSt il'neeat.le .;And coaao e o 1 q t . le . , bein g :: : : :! l : 4 ii il irt Y t.s it ili.it,l . itlr t i4 : l - 11: 1:1;:l i l ltia r U i i ll i tl:U c il a ll n e Er d w l c ll:::( i ill ig l I s li: e d i ii i - , c,,, ~ *( ), ,,1 0 -. • . '. itii,i,Zilliti..l7l., Longtown, Gretna-green, Ann en, Duinfries,. ctls t i. l .‘, se„!! Scotland, a Post Cach (daily).. tit t ,.% anti i.7.4"rough wl l itb v S o hi..lds, Sunderland, New ,'Ner:r Fou ' r Inside Coach, with a Guard . 4• 41 l't t ,t e .,' .. 'ets 0 1 4 ~,, li,„•,,i tt , he way of Newark, Het t't,,,i' ,ititj l''tr''‘Evi,.l)aislin;illl‘, North 6 allertim, Durham,..l3lin -_ 1444 ' tht l eii a k ' Nssengers finding thumiclvesfaugued , , 411,i t1 .,-- .t the- jotiritev, may rest what 'time the . :''ill.,.l3',.oeerhu without yaddit ional Fare. ',I - 1 1 ; 4 4y p,)t'-' (ill, Swindon, Ramshitry, Hunt6erforti, and *l , ,•' :; l , l t .), GENu e i t ! r A e p, at F•even, Alm tting.. r Coach, • ' . ever }• • ~.g. . . • • . ' e nd Walsal NeW ,P9st t.,,"KLISI E' k4 1,, 1,, 411,1 • , yenrith, and Wl 't haven Four Inside Po3t kt!thi'l'hy, ' (" a" 41 1 tl - ' , l , e t pas ses through Bro Ugh, qbGreala b 1 id;e, Itle w4, , - ; C. ‘a t . tericti, Borotigh bridge , ll N lci. ' ' l , D•At-cst.uh d i Grinrhain. Sets out Itl s s l tl'. jt "il f 4 '" , r l , 1 a er ' al " . .'ti . i the - , reatest , 4.,' ....1,,,t,,,,, k eii ttynis the journey i -,, - 1, 4 , tti e, 1 . 1 , ~, , s t. etated. nu the R o ad by business or w .g , ,1 i ll t , . e ts, peculiar ad vantage•tsf their Seats being se a:, =t')' "'' Iker.r. Coach I ‘7,: L . Illy * : A r, t..iill s.ineater., Pa.eston, Kirby -Lunsdale, Bolton, ! ' l , t p , sl-irl; and Garitark; , i' st-Coaches, every Alter. 10i\ l'.itp`(;'' c17(3ck.,.---Gualded. u . ti,.' !-! () , 3t ,t, IL, Warrington, Kentsford, Stone, Litch )4t,el,)c,k:t, caller! The Regulator, eveyy Evens ng . at b!.... t . .to the Sai.:,cen'S Head Inn, Dale-street, 'Liver %ixtvutl,,etl throlighout. r . c; l 'elo t t i , L-1.) Post- Cuaeh,-e - very Morning, at Half-past k It - N t . ‘ 1.'14 . 141. ‘- ~ 'itt ' lvie li. " ',eport, Whiieburch, Tarporley, Nantwich, 0i, 4 4 i and Middlewich Post-Coach, every Evening, at to tittE i ti • • , i ht,t . A ND; .itiivlitnii, and rierin, .nexV Coach every kilo-ditti°t,e.fieorge Inn, tionderland. 41 *b lter'.1 - ' l ' ' ' - 3 1 t, IVirtslow, Cooglet, 4, Newcastle, Walsal, l'I i1.41ili;t 41 . 1 1' 4 011, Post - - L'oaelt, every .' l ..fternoon. Guarded. ' •lii°:tt ; , 1 ," , -.1) and Itotherhamt Post-Coach, called the:Rock- 7 fttlANllN',,.‘: Nlortting: • - ' ' „ l'itu'rtat-,a,"41A111 Po4,Coach, with a Guard, sets , ,int every ~1 4 ,74 1 -4 (;.nd reaches it 'text day at Noon.- 7 t.titi, -11 411'. 4 hm1, Eustott •and Shipstune, to the Saracen s . `4l l,...'t'''et, Birmingham. Ititili., 4,ortheave, Fittwdeti, Thorn,' and Doncaster, Post ' 1 , , 1 1,,,4 " . t v t iz .D ii , 1e 1 ,5 ! , Ni i1 , 11 , t i . ,, , , , . at hay:last Six, -to the Cross KeYst t%,,i)1.•,,i'",a1, ,I;ll.gate,Sandwich, Ramsgate,Cattlerhury, . e I lp hs, li6"'"tli;‘el; Ilticilester, and Stroud, 'New Post . ,vti'‘qp(),tlint.g, Noon, and Night. . -- • ' '1:4•1ttr,,,.!"), A:are, Holdesdon, and Cheshunt Coach, ''.l' t, 11l . i V. Ati .: . o‘ .• • 11' lqu,, "AM and Edmonton Coach (daily), at Half-past ~•. t 1 , atd v • ~ i'iii,i 41 , . Aglit o tloek. ,- ' , bl4. t+ii, .14 Otigiiii4l.lVaggons rind Coaches, to Newbury .) , 'Clilit tiltlito•ri, Wootton-Basset, Lainhourii, ifunger -11 T ul", 'leading, at,ii - all Places adjacent, daily.. " l'it. , 9,, • u.N t p,‘ , WAGGONS. 1 11 1 . k W. i' HEMPSTEAI), Watford arid Stan wore,Three tq I , i tit„ . e t , t; :'! l lt lti)i '',44 ele . s, tutigay,7 Bury, and all Parts Of Suffolk. ~ t t,...i. , :x , . , . t, Itt;. I tit, , :I."t, Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, and Gian t'', ri i ' l-ill ws 1 w .i -1, kt,„ t 1 N 1 p l . i t t '• • - . . t,i. 1, . . ON, Winchester, It umsey, Lyndhurst, I.y -r.'111.11. t r !t ri ‘ ' k t i• l TEutli Ringwood. Fordinghridge, Wirub . o , r . n, (llai )). , k ie ,,t.;kv. .ignt, J.ersev, aud Guernsey Waglolls ' Iqt..,,,swe Itaitqqon :tild Twichenham, Tw ce a Weeli. 1 Cli . ,' t .,. 11. lb . -1...N i i „ 4 il A oolwich, every Day . r ~,,,,z. Niour.n!, and Edmonton eve! y I).iy. • ''''Y'D' 4114 ''' t I AIN and (). ;espectfully acqUaint their 111 ` 11 .4. '4 ,' ,, 15 i1 ; Pqhlie, that they will list be accountable jr lys, ' 'sar i V ' nsselig er , , - M itt ly e 1, . s Lal;:,•gage, Writings, Plate, eze f 4t 14" t tr ‘ , 4 _. minds Valtre, i (stolen, lost, or damaged, un t4;,,::,:‘,.,111, and the 418111.am:a paidfor aciandin&Y, " 1 - ',IN., nt0w.hi11,14444"" by ti' ° , wate r ,,' i .n „dooft Mr. 143 1 1: bra"' pent pati ., oll ' .verY ciallY' ljetW ee ": 1)(0 01E1r7, re 4l°lli 9t e Iho iS - a ,ery • 1 :„ . P°' AS sliC.' n f a ee:lF' the pi ar eq „,„ol the OW 9 , 4 c L Pr °- , Ott' iffitt lore is 11)34le be fr d e felic e : need tur oP '„te Id, 100, ‘vitbooE of thii - "V ° c „s but 'it , ra tefi. 3. i 7 Aggre'i net .. c iric i 4 I h:tile' t Ise ; ye' , a rtier rO le 11) g .16°135 X73o' ,cril"'' Loil; rte„tiy , oitiv hc Yr; 0,. , 4 tate'. jr . daY. weer 111,.. I ce. P r "( liate a? GreP' •,• ‘1 • P' lirbrief/ , 14. WO Sold by F Newbery and Sons, at the old established Medi tine Warebnaic, \r 15, St. Paul's, the third house froru Cheapsicir , Price es. 9d:a bottle. So is; ') . y J. Sanger, • 150, Oxford-street ; Harris, 'Lud ga'e-stre4; Exanitige I and by all reveet: able Venders in Te•wii and Country. • ' MILLARDN IMPERIAL PATENT TWINE GLUTEI. contenaut pas de.iitt, mats en possident les air,remens.) 9-1 H E PA LEN r.EE reqp , rtt intornis the No- R. hility, Foreign Merchants, and the Public, the PATENT CLOTH, made in 4-4ths for Shirting, and in.the wide widths for Sheeting, is sold in Cases of 30 and tin Pieces each, and by the Piece of 26. arils, &c. at 2s. 2s. 6d. 3s. to ss. 6d. per yard, stamped ; at his EAST INDIA, HAMBRO' SCOTCH, MANCHESTER, and LINEN WAREHOUSE,' No. 16, CHEAPSIDE; and no where else whatever. It is necessary to notice this, as many persons have endeavoured to substi tute a variety of common Cloth, to counterfeit the Above, to the disappointment of the purchasers. The excellence of the Twine Cloth over every other kind of Shirting Chol F e a psi s t s in its conduciveness to health—its durability and ecoirenty— and its close apprOximatitin in appearance to free preventing the ill effects arising front sudden tratisitioos front heat to - cold. Orders troot Abroad, and from the Countrli, executed with punctuality. Each'Piece is warranted.. The • Sheetings for cold seasons and climates, and for travel! ng ,by land or sea, are of great use, never7strikmg co!rl in the wear, and never imbibe the damp atmo.rheie when laid by. in the East and West Indies, as well as in the cold and ciotugeable, climates, the Patent Twine Cloth is found of the st consideration to wear ; it never checking that source t;f . bealtiii• the perspiration,• but; on else contrary, tends greatly to preserve ahealthful temperature. For ChAdren'A wear, f for Mrroing Gow,is; &c. it gre ilv excels. The White Chintz, for Ladies' Dress, .is sold as above in Piece., containing front three to four dresses each, from two to three guineas the pie Ce. PUBLICATIONS. This Day was published, price 25: pe4icated, by permission, to his Gr:tc:e the Archbishop of Canterbury. ,91111 E. CHRISTIAN -.CI - 40LAR ; a Se!uon, preached in Charter4utuse Chanel, on Friday, Dic. 12, '180", it being the Anniveraryof the Finnder, By the Rev. T. G. ACK!. IN D, M. A. Curate of St. Bartholomew's hv the 'Change; Lecturer of St. Aiidrew's,--I - lolhorn, and tif St. Mildrries in the Po-ltry: - and Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke of Yoh. • Printed- tor F. C. amt.!. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-.yard ; J. Hatcharil, Piccadilly; and H. Jennings, Pnultry. ANNA OF SWANAEA'S NEW This Day were pu'Aished, In Five lar.le Vnitinies, price it. 7s. ed. . . LIVERY MANSION ; or, the SURGEON'S' M EMOR NDUM BOOK. • By ANNE OF SWANSEA,. 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Booksel lers; London. ; • • - • _ _ Copies. with early linpressioll of the Portrait, View of Clare wok and Grou►ids coloured; and an extra plate, price)]. boards. QUA RTERLY R EVI FAIT, NJ. XXXV will be published or,or before Saturday the 21st Inst CON TENTS ;, I. Lope de Vega.—Aceonnt'Of the, - Lives and Writings of Lope de Vega. and Giiilleu de_Castro. By Lord Holland. H. Mysore, Hyder Ally, - and Tippon Historical Sketches of the South of India, - Vols. ii-and 111. Haydn and Mozart, Lives of, from the French ; with: Notes by the Author of the Sacred Melodies. • IV.. Brazil and Paragnay. 7 -Sonthey's History. of Brazil, Vol. ii.—TransactiOns and - t Vars heteen utch and Por- . tugnese from.the BraganzaKeyolution ; Missions of the. Je suits; with their mode of converting, eirihzing, and in structiug the Indians - • • _ _ V. Jeremy Bentham's Plan of Phrliamcntary Reform. VI. 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" AmOng•the subjects of domestic policy to be brought before Parliament in the costae of the Session, we understand that some regulations re specting the practice of Conveyancing, will, 'in all probability, be proposed. Many of our Etc alters, who are aware on what nice and difficult gnestions . the titles to real properly often depend„anil how great a necessity then: is for the utmost caution in its transfer, will perhaps be surprised to lean that as the Law now stands, a pet ty shopkeeper,. a sheriff's officer,.or any other person, without the, slightest pretension to legal leartiing, may., by. paying about 231. for admission to, an • Inn of, Court, instantly become authorised to practise as • a Conveyancer in any part of the Country; an& that many such ignorantand incompetent persons sire now actually practising . , in various parts of the kingdom, as Certificated Conveyancers and, mem-y hers of a learned profession ! i t is .n 6 wornier,t hat Gentlemen, who hay really hail a professional education, and have devoted much str4ny ita ap plication to one of the nroSt use liranehes of learning which that profession a ffords,'slfordir feel themselves aggrieved by ,such a state of . t . ring . s ; -and should preparebfing chat grievance io the notice of the LeZislaftae, in the way of C . it ion, • • ;hut we regard it •rs rteatter of . ptihhc - tnoment and concern., all'eCting the great: hotly of lanitt!ohlers;' ,t‘r niore , seriously thsn,Al, does tt ! e r rotobsionau .Conveyancers th• :ngelves. lb truth; vie ltiir,w not `vehether the sOlicirors.; they rega • rde'd • inter est thou rime b ;Tour, of, rhe i r 'I! of ession, would's not no %yell to encourage those pedlAs anti tinkers of t h e law, the itinerant Conveyancers,' who are much more likely to promote thati to pi even' 1;6-, gation. !lupe; f . ct and in)alid titles. must "leers sarily lay tlie^ groundwink tor a .turiltii betty of suits, and 'affoiAl to the la •yers in general a Mote alitnidant harvest, than ;1 every flaw had been. carefully guarded against, and the. property of course rendered+erfecify : settire: To the Public' at large, howey,er, the case presents a very dif- . ferent aspect,. The present custom is pregnant with serious, inconvenience, and the worst circhm stanee is, that the evil may remain tindiscovered . for a long series of yews, and only be detected perhaps in a moment ,of curt rgeucy, when it may become desirable.to.sell an estate for the papose of ielievitlg a tentForary pressure, 'or attaiiiitrk some object of peculiar advantage. From 'these considerations we are strongly impelled to call the attention of. the landed interest in general to a subject in which their interests are stn deeply in volved ; and we trust that Parliament will not se- . ,parate with Out taking.srnue step toward rentedying the prei / ent 'inconvenience." • We-are authorized to State, that since the Me. dical Board has hem established . at. Charlotte- House, Great Charlwte-street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel, and .Woodstock-otreetl adjoioior, New Bond-street, upwards of Thirty Thousand Paiiews of both sexes have been re stored- to pellet!: .health, many, of: whom . had lingered for yiltrs under-the - most paintid and ob stinate diseases,. were rompinced incurable by respectable .practitioners, and several discharged. froinflospitals—Sbch is the effects resultinifrom contbified Inlent b ,r. Messrs. Cool , Ea and Co. of Medical land Stir. gical celebrity,,alterforty yeas expetiience in this Metropolis, arc. consulted_ daily at both .houses until nine at night,- and the poor . ltave. advice, gratis, on Tuesday . , Thursday, and Sunday Murn. iugs, until twelve.o'clrick. • • Patients •at a distance, describing th,eir case, inunerliat.ely.attended letters to, be direct . - , ed to Charlotte liouse,,Blactsfri.ars-ro6o,but. none are answered which-.do Dot cuticula a consult- ing fee. Notwithstanding that has considerably enlarged his'Office at tornhill, yet it may be nen that his ctistoinerp can hardly find elbow loom, so crowded -is it daily by 'aOciiturers, eager to obtain their chances for. a share of the -good things which- the Scheme •of the present Lottery -contains ; nor cats we`wonder t hat the suitors. of • For -tune should be:thus unmerous,, when we see that amongst a hundred Capitals dare are,, Three Prizes-of 30,0001.—That should have a de= cided preference too is. natural, ,when,itis recol lected, that he .sold the Three Prizes of MOM in the last Lonely that contained Three fiizes of that amount. • .